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Dr. Sidney Barton: John Goering Impact Award Recipient

September 9, 2022

When he worked as an engineering firm’s marketing VP, Dr. Sid Barton’s diverse team was extremely close and successful. His boss was known for hiring horses – people who take something and run with it – and he asked Barton his secret. “I said, ‘We have a lot of horses, but I am a jockey. I let these people run, but I’m here to help them.’” This perspective has helped drive Barton’s success over the years – both at the Goering Center and the University of Cincinnati’s Carl H. Lindner College of Business. Barton’s been in a variety of roles at the Goering Center since its inception in 1989, and he is the deserved recipient of the Center’s first ever John Goering Impact Award.

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Systems thinking removes fear, improves culture, attracts talent

October 7, 2022

We’ve heard many interpretations of the job market during the past two years. While terms like the “Great Resignation,” “Great Exploration,” and “Great Renegotiation” all present different perspectives, the narrative remains the same: During the pandemic’s abrupt upheaval of normalcy, jobseekers gained notable leverage in the job market and are using that leverage to be more intentional and selective about what they do next.

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Maximize your tax filing preparedness & awareness

October 7, 2022

Even though last year’s tax filing may be in the rearview mirror (if you did not file an extension), it’s not too early to think about tax preparation for this year. One of the biggest impediments to completing individual and corporate tax returns is lack of proper documentation and recordkeeping.

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The importance of innovation in ESG

October 7, 2022

Over the past five years, environmental, social and governance practices have grown exponentially across industries as stakeholders have demanded that companies take action. A special report on ESG from RSM last year showed a dramatic rise in middle market business executives who said they were familiar with the subject, increasing from 39% in the fourth quarter of 2019 to 69% in the third quarter of 2021.

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Tips for Updating Your Business Plan

December 2, 2022

In the last year, businesses have navigated inflation, labor challenges, supply chain disruptions, and economic uncertainty. You have undoubtedly learned a lot about business planning and resilience. With the end of the year approaching, you may be spending time reflecting on this experience and how it applies to the future of your business.

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How the Secure Act 2.0 changes your retirement savings

July 12, 2023

The Secure Act 2.0 was signed into law on December 29, 2022. With it comes a host of changes to the retirement landscape which will take place over the next few years. Below is a summary of the most important changes that could affect you whether you’re still saving for retirement or living off your retirement savings.

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Spring cleaning for your business finances

June 7, 2023

The spring season is a great time to check on your business’ financial health, see how you are tracking against your goals, and identify ways to increase your bottom line